Mastering the Art of Technological Integration

Introduction: In today's digital world, businesses are heavily reliant on integrating various systems and applications to streamline their operations and enhance productivity. Salesforce, being a leading customer relationship management (CRM) platform, offers robust capabilities for integrating both inbound and outbound data. In this blog post, we will explore the concepts of inbound and outbound integration patterns in Salesforce, their significance, and how they can benefit your organization. 1. Understanding Inbound Integration: Inbound integration refers to the process of bringing external data or events into Salesforce from external systems or sources. It enables seamless data flow into Salesforce, ensuring that relevant information is available in real-time to sales, marketing, and service teams. Here are a few key points to consider: a. Salesforce Connect: Salesforce Connect allows you to access and integrate external data sources, such as databases, web services, an...

  Introduction : When working with batch Apex in Salesforce, incorporating HTTP callouts can provide powerful integration capabilities. However, there are certain considerations and limitations that need to be addressed. In this guide, we will explore the steps to enable HTTP callouts in a batch Apex class and discuss important factors to keep in mind to ensure successful execution. Let's dive in! Enabling HTTP Callouts with Database.AllowsCallouts Interface: To execute HTTP callouts within a batch Apex class, it is essential to implement the Database.AllowsCallouts interface. Failure to do so will result in an error message stating "callout not allowed." By implementing this interface, you grant permission for callouts to be made during the batch execution. Managing Callout Limits: It's important to be mindful of the callout limit imposed by Salesforce. In a single transaction of a batch class, you can make up to 100 callouts. Exceeding this limit will result in the ...

Introduction: The session ID is a crucial piece of information when working with Salesforce, as it grants access to the platform's various functionalities and APIs. In this guide, we will walk you through the step-by-step process of obtaining the session ID in Salesforce. By following these instructions, you'll be equipped with the knowledge to seamlessly integrate your applications with Salesforce and leverage its powerful features. Let's get started! Step 1: Utilizing the POST Method To begin, we need to use the POST method, which allows us to send a request to Salesforce's authentication endpoint. This request will contain the necessary information for logging in and retrieving the session ID. Step 2: Setting the Endpoint Depending on whether you are working in a sandbox or production environment, you will need to set the appropriate endpoint URL. For a sandbox, the URL should be set to: - Sandbox: https://test.salesforce.com/services/Soap/u/55.0 - Production: https:...

  Random Salesforce Interview Questions 1:-   What are junction objects in salesforce? Ans:- Junction objects are objects having TWO master-detail relationships. For Example:- A Candidate can apply for different positions and a position can have many candidates in job posting application. 2:-   What is a platform event and why we use it? Ans:-  Platform event are events those shows changes. Publish and subscribed model works here. Any changes that happened in salesforce will be reflected in another system in real-time. EventBus class is in salesforce that contains methods to publish events ( eventbus.publish( ) ). 3:-   What is Queueable Apex ? Ans:- Basic use of Queueable apex to control asynchronous apex process. Using this we can add jobs to the queue. System.enqueueJob that returns ID Using this ID we can monitor jobs. // Class   public class FirsRun implements Queueable{     public void execute ( QueueableContext context ){    ...

  Random Salesforce Interview Questions 1:-   What is the batch size in salesforce? Ans:- Minimum 1, Maximum 2000, Default 200. 2:-   Is it possible to run future from batch class? Ans:- No. it will give FATAL ERROR . 3:- How to track if any update happens in an external server? and it should reflect in the salesforce also. Ans:- Use External ID and perform Upsert operation. 4:- How to Navigate in lightning? Ans:- Using Lightning: Navigation. 5:- How to Create a popup in lightning? Ans:- Using lightning:overlayLibrary. 6:- Which interface should we use for quick action in lightning? Ans:-  force:lightningQuickAction. 7:- How to call the child component method from the parent component? Ans:- Using aura: method. 8:-  Types of events in lightning? Ans:- 1 . Component Event (handled by the component or a component that instantiates or contains the component.           2. Application Event  (Handled by all components...

Random Salesforce Interview Questions 1. What is Data Skew in Salesforce and how can we avoid this? Ans:- Data skew happens when more than 10000 child records are related to a single parent record , or more than 10000 records of any object are owned by a single user. Two types of DATA SKEW are there in Salesforce. Account Skew ( Having more than 10000 records under a single parent account ) OwnerShip Skew ( Having more than 10000 records ownership under one user ) To avoid these skew situations use record types, if not necessary then use picklist instead of lookups, and distribute records ownership to other users as well.   2. In Which condition we Cannot create time-based workflow rules? Ans:- " Created and every time edited " because it will fire again and again and cause an issue. 3. Difference between Padding and Margin? Ans:-  Padding gives the space between the border and the content of an element and m argin gives space between border and elements . Using Margin el...